Ask the MLM Expert: Are Big Companies Going MLM?
Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011Thanks Sonia (from India) for your question about MLM companies.
Your Question:
Here is a question for the MLM Consultant. I am planning to launch a new MLM company and after the planning I see that the model is very strong. If my understanding is correct, why don’t most of the big companies start MLM as the returns in this are huge. Is there something I am missing?
Our Response:
A surprising number of large companies are either considering, testing, or actually launching direct selling divisions. Some of our clients are still at the stage where they are confidentially testing a market. Others, such as Kimberly Clark (Fortune 500 Company), Discovery Toys, Dove Chocolate, Jockey, and Maidenform have already jumped in, as examples. Direct selling is a high-leverage business model that works well for a variety of products and services, and we believe that it will continue to gain prominence and acceptance in the global markets.
That’s one of the reasons we are wildly excited about direct selling!
Thanks for contacting us. Terrel
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